Cargo Steamer

• Lies to the South-West of Carrickdorish Rocks.
• 2 Boilers, a cabin structure, decking plates and ribs remain.
• Some 4" shells can still be found.
• Don't touch any cheese-like substance as it could be phosphorous!
• Dive at any state of the tide.

• Built in 1879 in Scotland by Inglis & Co. for Lairds, she measured 70.46 x 9.52 x 4.69m. and grossed 815 tons.
• She was powerd by a 2 cylinder compound steam engine which generated 274 h.p.
• Was part of the Dublin to Glasgow service.
• Ran aground and eventually broke her back.
• Hammond Lane & Co. salvaged her down to the waterline.
• Her cargo was munitions and horses.
• The horses swam ashore, and the thirty people aboard were rescued.